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ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, Nov. 4-5.
See the related stories at the bottom of this page for five honorable mention stories.
St. George man and woman involved in fatal incidents on Bluff Street identified as siblings
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ST. GEORGE — The St. George Police Department released an official statement that the man who died after being hit by a vehicle on Bluff Street on Friday night was the sibling of a woman who died in a similar incident on Wednesday night.
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St. George man accused of of uploading videos depicting sexual abuse of children as young as 6
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ST. GEORGE — A 21-year-old has been formally charged with multiple felony sexual exploitation counts following a monthslong investigation by detectives who were tasked to follow up on a tip received by a national missing children’s center in January.
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Severe traffic crashes climb in Washington County, survey seeks public opinion on issues
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ST. GEORGE — If driving in Washington County feels even more white-knuckled than before, it is. There’s been an increase in severe traffic crashes and fatalities over the past five years countywide.
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Milford man arrested by task force for allegedly downloading videos involving child abuse
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MILFORD — A Milford man accused of downloading dozens of images depicting the sexual abuse of children faces multiple felony charges following an arrest by federal agents.
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350 cattle or a bed of hot coals? Another case of mistaken identity in early Southern Utah
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SOUTHERN UTAH — In the winter of 1874, having been assured by Jacob Hamblin they would be safe traveling among the LDS church settlers of Southern Utah, four Navajo men left their homes in northern Arizona with pack horses loaded with woolen saddle-blankets and leather bridles.
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The top five honorable mention stories can be found in the related stories below.
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